You're running IT instead of a store.
For stores tired of plugin conflicts, hosting and update risk. We move products and variations, customers, orders, coupons and reviews, rebuild key WooCommerce extensions with Shopify apps or custom functions, and map WordPress blog content to Shopify blogs, or keep WordPress for content and connect it headlessly.
For merchants facing Magento 2 upgrade costs, heavy hosting and scarce developers. Configurable, bundle and grouped products map to Shopify variants and bundles. Multi-store views map to Shopify Markets or expansion stores. B2B features map to Shopify Plus B2B.
Products, options, customer groups and price lists mapped to variants, customer tags and Shopify B2B catalogs.
For enterprise brands seeking lower TCO and faster launches. Catalogs, price books, promotions and customer data migrated, with integrations to Salesforce CRM and Marketing Cloud retained.
For growing brands that need real ecommerce depth: inventory, multi-currency, apps and scale.
Open-source stores moving off self-hosting and module maintenance.
Stores leaving platforms with shrinking ecosystems.
Scripted ETL from your database, with custom business logic rebuilt as apps, Shopify Functions or middleware.
Upgrade planning, checkout extensibility, B2B, expansion stores and automation with Shopify Flow.
We build on all three, so we recommend the one that fits your site, not the one we prefer.
Our offshore SEO services for agencies cover every discipline, 400+ certified specialists, AI-powered execution, your logo on every deliverable.
Shopify uses fixed URL patterns (/products/, /collections/, /pages/), so every old URL is mapped and redirected before launch.
Meta titles, descriptions and structured data move with every product, collection and page.
We crawl the new store and compare it with the old one before cutover.
Search Console and revenue tracking watched by our eCommerce SEO team after launch.
A factual comparison for merchants building an internal business case.
Rankings lost
During migrations we have handled
Lower dev cost
vs hiring an equivalent in-house team
Clients served
Across the US, UK and Australia
Specialists
Across web, eCommerce SEO, CRO and paid media
Catalog size, custom features, apps, integrations and SEO baseline, plus a platform-to-Shopify feature gap report.
Theme approach (Online Store 2.0 or Hydrogen headless), app selection, custom functions and a data mapping sheet.
A custom or adapted theme, mobile-first and conversion-focused.
A test migration and validation, then a final delta migration right before launch, so no orders are lost.
Payments, tax, shipping, ERP, 3PL and email connected, with full checkout testing.
DNS cutover in a low-traffic window, redirect checks and 30 days of monitoring.













Rankings and conversion rates are watched through cutover, not just the data.

200,000 weekly newsletter readers, a basic website, and a vision for much more. Mavlers Agency built a React.js + Next.js front end with a WordPress backend, a ~10,000+ movie database, box-office projections, a dual-audience

A smart city AI platform trusted across four continents needed 35 WordPress pages in 26 days - pixel-perfect to their designs. Using AI-powered development workflows, Mavlers Agency delivered all 35 pages in 21 days, ahead of deadline, with full design fidelity and responsive performance across every device.

A basic WordPress talent platform needed to become a full two-sided marketplace - project creation, squad formation, multi-role access and multiple work models. Mavlers Agency came in mid-project, behind schedule, and delivered a fully functional marketplace through agile sprint development.
Small stores take 3 to 6 weeks. Mid-size and Shopify Plus stores take 8 to 16 weeks.
No. Your current store keeps selling until the final cutover.
No platform allows this, for security reasons. We migrate accounts and send branded invitations to reactivate them.
Not with proper redirect mapping, which is part of every migration.
Usually only at higher volume, or for B2B, checkout customization or multiple expansion stores. We'll advise.
Yes. WordPress can stay as the content hub while Shopify handles commerce.
We cover them with vetted apps, Shopify Functions or a custom app.